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Sender: Gissing, George Robert
Recipient: Clodd, Edward
Letters: 1
Date(s): 19 Jan 1897
Location: BC Clodd. In Clodd, "Pioneers of Evolution" [end]
Note: Understood to be in the edition by P. Coustillas, 1973.
Sender: Gissing, George Robert
Recipient: Clodd, Edward
Letters: 1
Date(s): 1 Sep 1898
Location: BC Clodd. In Clodd, "Occultism" [p.7]
Note: Understood to be in the edition by P. Coustillas, 1973.
Sender: Gissing, George Robert
Recipient: Clodd, Edward
Letters: 1
Date(s): 19 Jun 1901
Location: BC Clodd. Inserted in Gissing's "Will Warburton" (1905).
Note: With a letter from Gabrielle Gissing. Understood to be in the edition by P. Coustillas, 1973. Unable to accept invitation because of ill-health. Enclosing copy of "The Charlatan" [i.e. "Our Friend the Charlatan", published 1901].
Sender: Gissing, George Robert
Recipient: Clodd, Edward
Letters: 1
Date(s): 8 Jan 1902
Location: BC Clodd. Inserted in Gissing's "The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft" (1903).
Note: With various press cuttings and a letter from Gabrielle Gissing, 1904. Understood to be in the edition by P. Coustillas, 1973. Thanks for letter. Looking forward to appearance of Clodd's volume on Huxley. Meredith's autobiography. Gissing's work on Roman novel ["Veranilda"] suspended by ill-health. His forthcoming study of Dickens, and "An Author at Grass" (to appear in "The Fortnightly"). His last marriage. Better health.
Sender: Gissing, George Robert
Recipient: [unknown]
Letters: 1
Date(s): 27 Nov 1897
Location: BC Gen.q GIS. Inserted inside the front cover of Gissing's "By the Ionian Sea" (1901).
Note: Autograph postcard pasted inside the front board. Sent from Cotrone. Greetings; an account of the district; the prevalence of fevers and lack of water.